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Mama'D product is all of the Christmas Joys you can enjoy. Can be ordered today. All products are made as ordered. Mama'D is an apothecarist, every product is organic plant base. All products are good for your body and good for the environment. The host for this episode is Marsha Joyner. The guests for this episode are Mama'D and Morgen Henderson.

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Its intersection with tax policy. This will be a continuation of our discussion last time. We'll touch on how fiscal policy connects with state tax policy, and with federal tax policy. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Tom Yamachika.

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Shared challenges and opportunities cities of Zurich Switzerland, Munich Germany and Honolulu Hawaii. The last August 06 2019 show made one aware of that the cities of Zurich Switzerland and Honolulu Hawaii share way more than ones thinks. This show follows up on that Martin extending sharing his sabbatical findings from visiting friends in the outskirts Zurich and his second native home near Munich and reflects with DeSoto on related potential transit oriented learning lessons for Honolulu. The host for this episode is Martin Despang. The guest for this episode is DeSoto Brown.

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Innovative Education in Hawaii. Josh graduated from Punahou School in 1976. He spent two years studying at the University of Oregon and San Francisco State, then began an eighteen month culinary program at the California Culinary Academy and graduated in 1981 with a chef's certification. He worked at restaurants in San Francisco and San Diego, then shifted to work in hotel management. From 1990-1993 he completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Iowa, then returned home to teach history at Punahoul. In 2000 he began teaching history, economics and Hawaiian studies at La Pietra. From 2010 to 2014 He taught history at ‘Iolani and served on their EdTech team.Hecompleted a masters in the Foundations of Education at UH Manoa in 2001. He was worked full-time at Apple Ala Moana Store, for five years. Over the past three years he has been Ted Dintersmith’s “agent on the ground” in Hawaiʻi. Ted is the Executive Producer of an acclaimed documentary titled “Most Likely to Succeed.” He is a retired VC working hard to help education systems in America retool and redesign for the 21st century. He is also the author of a bestselling book titled, “What School Could Be.” Josh is the founder of @MLTSinHawaii. He is in the process of forming a “casual consultancy,” which will be Plexus Education, LLC. On August 24th he will launch the What School Could Be in Hawaiʻi podcast series, a partnership with Ryan Ozawa and Kealakehe Middle School’s media team. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Josh Reppun.

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Discover...Gather...Connect. Learning about one of the highly respected Chinese Families of Hawaii. The host for this episode is Walter H. Kawaiaea Jr. The guest for this episode is Mildred Fong Wong.

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London Fashion Week Welcomes Its First Hawaii Designer. We will talk with Kanoe about how she has built her business from Molokai and how she has uniquely woven mo'olelo into all her designs and prints. The host for this episode is Meli James. The guest for this episode is Kanoelani Davis.

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Because Security Matters. We will discuss the impacts of recent standards and regulatory changes to electronic security systems in the DoD and Federal Government. The host for this episode is Andrew Lanning. The guest for this episode is Dieter Giblin.

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An Academic Scholar. Arianna Bow recently made news as the Valedictorian of La Pietra School for Girls. She earned the prestigious Gates Foundation Scholarship and will attend Bowdoin College in the fall. It has not been an easy road for the academic scholar in this episode she will inspire others by sharing what is it like to suffer personal difficulties and still achieve academic success? She will offer her personal tips for success and her hopes and dreams for the future. The host for this episode is Kecia King. The guest for this episode is Arianna Bow.

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No Unintended Consequences. U.N. scientists say we have 12 years to reverse global warming emissions or face extinction. Most Huge proposed solutions like iron in the ocean or mirrors in the sky, would produce Huge unintended, possibly catastrophic consequences. A safe is to coat city buildings with reflective surfaces to re-radiate solar heat to the atmosphere. America has cool roof building codes. Led by Hawaii, it is about to add cool walls to nationally-recognized standards. The host for this episode is Jay Fidell. The guest for this episode is Howard Wiig.

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Is the government helping or hurting the Hawaii economy?. How is Hawaii doing economically and how are government policies impacting our lives? These and other questions will be discussed by retired University of Hawaii economics professor James Roumasset. Special attention will be given to the subject of minimum wage, the Hawaii brain drain, and Trump tariffs. The host for this episode is Keli'i Akina. The guest for this episode is James Roumasset, PhD.